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Is The New Apple Watch Ultra Worth It?
Taking a step up from the standard Series 8 to the Apple Watch Ultra comes with some great perks — so long as you're willing to shell out the premium cash. -
The Major Differences Between AirPods Pro 2 Vs AirPods Pro Explained
The recently released Apple AirPods Pro 2 come with new features, as well as some of the same as their predecessor. Here's what sets the AirPods Pro 2 apart. -
The Seven Best Steam Deck Alternatives Right Now
The Steam Deck is a leading handheld gaming device, but these seven alternatives from other top manufacturers give it a run for its money. -
We Finally Know What The iPhone 14 Pro Max's Megapill Looks Like (And Why The Dynamic Island Exists)
The iPhone 14's Dynamic Island utilizes the pill cutout by retaining the touch layer under the glass, covering the revised TrueDepth camera system. -
These NASA Mars Rover Inventions Could Be In Your Next Car
The next generation of cars may be inspired by inventions from NASA's Mars rovers. Here's all about these spinoff products and technologies. -
The 15 Most Satisfying Gadgets Of 2022
Technology impressed more than ever in 2022. Updated offerings from computers to speakers to smart lightbulbs help keep our lives running smoothly. -
Whatever Happened To Apple's AirPower Wireless Charger?
Apple's AirPower is one of a few of the company's products that ultimately never made it to the market. -
The Unexpected Way We Might Prevent An Asteroid From Hitting Earth
Asteroids have come very close to Earth in the past, and more will in the future. In case one gets too close, here's how we could be ready for it. -
The Real Reason Why Nobody Uses Motorcycle Airbags
Motorcycle airbags and airbag-equipped protective gear are out there and available to motorcyclists worldwide, so why aren't they being used? -
The Real Reason Why Ford Sued John Cena
The Ford GT is something of a collectors item, but actor and wrestler John Cena was quick to sell his off, prompting a lawsuit. -
Before Apple TV, There Was This Bizarre Apple Product
You've no doubt heard about the Apple TV, but what about the company's first TV product? The device had a built-in screen and a massive price tag. -
How NVIDIA Is Helping Develop Self Driving Tech
NVIDIA is teaming up with big brands and creating technology and software that'll be at the heart of the self-driving, autonomous vehicles of the near future. -
The Nissan Leaf Battery Costs More To Replace Than You Think
The Nissan Leaf may appear to be an EV that's worth its cost when it comes to saving money on gasoline. But what if you need to replace its battery? -
The One Failure That Changed Samsung Forever
Samsung is known for offering high-quality Android devices, and that's one of the reasons its explosively bad luck caught everyone by surprise in 2016. -
Apple Car Is Making Some Serious Moves
We've been hearing about the Apple Car for years. Now all signs indicate it's finally taking big leaps toward an actual launch in the relatively near future. -
Why Antennagate Was A Complete Disaster For Apple
After the iPhone 4's launch, a discovery was made about the device's cellular connectivity, resulting in events collectively referred to as Antennagate. -
Google's Pixel Watch Apparently Had An iPhone 4 Moment
A device appearing to be Google's upcoming Pixel Watch appeared in leaked photos from a person who claims to have found the device at a restaurant. -
Delta Is Testing Elon Musk's Starlink Internet For Planes
Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service has begun testing with Delta to potentially provide always-connected service to the airline. -
Why TikTok Is Being Investigated By The Department Of Homeland Security
A report suggests that the Department of Homeland Security is actively investigating TikTok for concerns of CSAM material shared through the network. -
The Best New Features In Apple's iMovie 3.0
Apple recently released a major iMovie update for iPhone and iPad. Here are some of the best features aspiring video creators will find in iMovie 3.0. -
New Honda Civic Hybrid Will Replace Insight
Honda announces a set of plans for their next-generation lineup of electric vehicles, including a replacement of the Insight with a set of Civic hybrids. -
Why Time Travel Is Already Possible, According To NASA
According to NASA, not only is time travel possible, but we are each taking part in time travel every single day of our lives — from a certain perspective. -
Fitbit Gets FDA Greenlight To Passively Monitor Your Heart Rhythm
Fitbit has good news for users looking to monitor their heart rhythm as the FDA has given the company the go-ahead to watch for signs of AFib. -
The Apple Museum Tech Enthusiasts Need To Know About
A unique and unofficial Apple museum will open soon, complete with a massive collection of hardware and an array of interactive experiences for fans. -
US Fuel Economy Standards Just Changed Again
Fuel economy standards are changing in the United States, requiring that cars sold in the future have better gas mileage than at any point in history. -
The Farthest Star Was Just Discovered, Formed Nearly 13 Billion Years Ago
The aging Hubble Space Telescope helped astronomers discover the farthest known star in the universe, one spied only due to a ripple and some warping in space.
